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Getting to stay in my pajamas if I choose to do so.
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Speak: How Your Story Can Change the World
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2014
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The Cost of Autism.
It's only recently have I been okay with declaring to myself and to other people, "Yeah, this is harder than regular parenting."
Raising a kid with Autism, that is.
In the past, I've sorta brushed it aside, written it off. "Oh, it's not that big of a deal. It's just different," I would say nonchalantly, while inside, I tried to take another deep breath and not think about the latest round of challen
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“Storytelling and personal narrative have the ability to reach the elusive millennial generation, the ones shoved out, marginalized, and made to feel “other” or “less than.” When you’re the one on the fringes, one of the most powerful things someone can say to you is, “Me too.” And really, it’s one of the most powerful things someone can say to anyone, regardless of status or social placement. The intrinsic value of mutual understanding and experience is immeasurable and priceless. Mutual understanding and sharing one’s experience are really just other ways to say “relationship.” Relationships are priceless, and relationships are built on stories shared.”
― Speak: How Your Story Can Change the World
― Speak: How Your Story Can Change the World
“In this announcement, we are a part of a magnificent story — the story of God redeeming the world. We know this to be true because we’ve seen it in our own lives. God isn’t just a character in our stories; He’s the one who’s shaping them, writing them chapter by chapter, line by line.”
― Speak: How Your Story Can Change the World
― Speak: How Your Story Can Change the World
“What He has chosen not to reveal to me is inconsequential when compared to what He has promised me.”
― Chasing God
― Chasing God
